What I did this (Indian) summer..

It was so beautiful yesterday that we just drove around taking pictures.  The first picture is a little lake way east of New Auburn. We just ran across it in the middle of nowhere. It wasn’t even on our GPS.

The next one is of the same lake. I just love how vibrant the reflections of the trees are.

Then there is a picture from the hill where the ice age trail is east of New Auburn. I had a little trouble holding my camera still, but you can see how beautiful the colors are.

Dad found a rototiller for sale along the road for $25, so he got it. It is huge! The only problem with it is that it wasn’t maintained and it had about a quart too much oil – lots of smoke!

Today I made a turkey (to free us space in the freezer.) Also, it is Thanksgiving Day in Canada – did you know that? Anyway, you have to believe me about the turkey, because I forgot to take a picture until it was cut up – but here is the gravy!

I mowed the rest of the really long grass at EdensEdge, then let it dry a day. We raked it today and it is drying some more and tomorrow we will bring it in and put it in bags for the goats.

Okay, I tried and tried and couldn’t get the text to line up with the pictures, even though it is lined up with them when I look at my draft. Grrrrr….  And I didn’t want writing over that one picture. Anyway, you get the idea of what we did last night and today.